HYDERABAD, Nov 29 (APP):After the inception of Pakistani cinema in August 1948, on one hand a large number of national Language films were produced on various topics enchanting audiences for decades, similarly, Sindhi films also proved their mettle enriched with best screenplay, action drama and melodious songs.<\/p>\n
According to a report on the Showbiz website, the First Sindhi film was Umar Marvi, directed by Shaikh Hassan, was released 1956 and the last Sindhi film was titled Himmat which was screened in 1997.<\/p>\n
Golden era of Sindhi cinema span over 41 years in which around 73
\nSindhi films were released, except a pre-partition film EKTA which was
\nreleased in 1940.<\/p>\n
Umar Marvi was the first golden jubilee hit project in the Sindhi
\nlanguage. This film was dubbed in Urdu and released as Marvi on May
\n24, 1963 Urdu dialogues were written by Arsh Lakhnavi and songs by
\nDukhi Premnagri, Tamanna Siddiq and Makhdoom Lakhnavi.<\/p>\n
Legendary actor Mustafa Qureshi debuted in the Pakistan Film Industry
\nwith a Sindh Film titled, PARDESI, which was released in 1958 and
\nhighly acclaimed and paved the way for the success of the actor in
\nfuture.<\/p>\n
Another Sindhi film \u201cRat jaa Rishtaa\u201d was screened in 1975 and
\nproduced by veteran actor Qurban jeelani and proved a hit in the row
\nof Sindhi Films.<\/p>\n
Famous TV and Film Star Anwer Iqbal who recently died, has also a
\ncredit to act in a Sindhi Film titled \u201cDostan jo Piyar\u201d which was
\nreleased In 1978 and did average business.<\/p>\n
In 1985, Renowned film maker Shah Asad produced Jalal Chandio, based
\non the real life of a folk Singer which was highly acclaimed by the
\nmasses at that time, similarly Shah Asad also produced block buster
\nPAROO (1987) and SHAHEED (1989).<\/p>\n
WADERO SAAIN portrayed Sindh Culture was released in 1992 after
\ndubbing into Sindhi version but flopped at box office as compared to
\noriginal film WADERA which was released in 1986 and remained
\nsuccessful,starring Mustafa Qureshi, Anjuman, Arifa Siddiqui. Babar.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
HYDERABAD, Nov 29 (APP):After the inception of Pakistani cinema in August 1948, on one hand a large number of national Language films were produced on various topics enchanting audiences for decades, similarly, Sindhi films also proved their mettle enriched with best screenplay, action drama and […]<\/p>\n
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